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why does the binding energy per nucleon decreases with increase in mass number of heavy nuclei like U234?
Asked by vinitapahel123 | 09 Dec, 2015, 06:08: PM
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Binding energy per nucleon is obtained by dividing the binding energy with mass number and is the measure of the stability of nucleus. The binding energy per nucleon is less for lighter nuclides and increase with the mass number. Thus, the binding energy per nucleon decreases with increase in the mass number after reaching a maximum.
Answered by Yashvanti Jain | 10 Dec, 2015, 12:37: PM
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